Five cities for Morricone: Ancona, Bari, Palermo, Rome and Turin. A July 6 of concerts

Celebrate the legacy of Ennio Morricone with the unforgettable “Five Cities for Morricone” concert tour, now captured in a vibrant film that brings every remembered moment to life. This cinematic series follows the Respected RAI National Symphony Orchestra as it brings both the Maestro’s sublime absolute music and his iconic film scores to five of Italy’s most storied venues—Ancona, Bari, Palermo, Rome, and Turin. Proudly promoted by the Ennio Morricone Foundation and backed by the Municipality of Turin and the RAI Orchestra, the program pays tribute to the Maestro’s lifelong connection to the city of Turin—home to the State Comprehensive Institute in Corso Vercelli and the “60 Years of Music” tour that showcased his final cycle of concerts. Under the masterful baton of conductor Pietro Mianiti, the film showcases a dazzling concert program that traverses the breadth of Morricone’s genius: from the contemplative “Variations on a Police Sign” and the thrilling “Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion” to the evocative “Imagine an Evening at Dinner” and the poignant “Adagio Sacrale No. 1 & 2.” Highlights also include the spectacular “Mission: The Fall,” the soaring “Mission: Gabriel’s Oboe,” and the cinema greats’ homages—Tornatore’s “New Paradiso Cinema,” Tarantino’s “The Hateful Eight,” and Bolognini’s “The Ferramonti Legacy.” Interspersed are heart‑warming tributes to beloved directors through film scores such as “The Legend of the Pianist on the Ocean,” “The Man With the Harmonica,” and “The Red Tent,” all woven into a tapestry of cinematic storytelling. While the Turin performance at the Arturo Toscanini Auditorium was postponed to September 20 due to an air‑conditioning technical fault, the film preserves the spirit and schedule of the series, allowing fans to relive the impact of the Maestro’s music across Italy. Secure your viewing experience, explore ticket options, and join us in honoring Ennio Morricone’s timeless masterpiece—music that continues to shape our imaginations, forever resonating beyond the stage.